Select a recipe and relax: Cooking takes the robotic route with Julia

Nymble intends to launch Julia by early 2020 at a price point somewhere between $600 and $1,000

The traditional method of only eating home-cooked meals changed nearly centuries ago. People have been shuffling between restaurants and their personal kitchens since then. Is it finally time for Artificial Intelligence to step in? Bengaluru-based start-up Nymble thinks so.

Founded in 2016 by Raghav Gupta and Rohin Malhotra, Nymble is a start-up that used machine learning to build an ecosystem where people can eat fresh home-cooked food suited to their taste preferences without spending a lot of time and effort in cooking. The company will use the funds for product development, innovation and intellectual property creation.

While it has so far been